Paraphenylenediamine (PPD) is a common ingredient in many hair dyes and can cause allergic reactions in some individuals, ranging from mild irritation to severe dermatitis. While it is generally considered safe for use in regulated amounts, frequent exposure may increase the risk of sensitization. It's essential for consumers to perform patch tests before using products containing PPD and to be aware of any personal sensitivities. If you experience adverse reactions, it’s advisable to discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
all the dye are bad to your hair, it can damage the natural softness of your hair. there are lmost no good dye.
Any dye is bad for you hair, but if you strip it and dont dye it again, then it should be healthy for it :)
Paraphenylenediamine is pronounced as "para-fen-uh-lin-eh-dye-uh-meen." The emphasis is typically placed on the "dye" syllable. Each part of the word is pronounced clearly, breaking it down into manageable segments: "para," "phenyl," "ene," "di," "amine."
no it does not...
All hair dye is potentially damaging. If you colour & maintain your hair properly, yes, it can be bad.
no they do not
no, because your hair will damage really bad.
NO. Its not bad But it makes your hair "burned" and dry but you can heal it with special oil's.
I wouldn't dye your hair because the fumes that hair dye puts off are very bad. i would wait till after the baby is born before dying my hair.
keratin is in carrots, which cause anything to turn orange in color; therefore, keratin hair dye is hair dye with more keratin than normal hair dye. it may or may not make your hair turn orange-tinted, depending on what color hair dye it is, but it's not a bad thing. it can actually also soften your hair.
dye w/ poisons
Yes it is a very bad idea! The chemicals in hair dye can be toxic to dogs.